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Winged Angel Head — Italy, ca. 1700 — Plump head w

777 - Winged Angel Head — Italy, ca. 1700 — Plump head with corkscrew curls, surrounded by a wreath of wings. Terracotta. 32 x 33 cm. — Paint has worn off; minimal signs of age.

Estimation

€400 - 800

Fatschenkindl — Alpine style, 19th century — In th

778 - Fatschenkindl — Alpine style, 19th century — In the center of the glass case, the Baby Jesus lies on a pillow bed adorned with stars; above him is an angel. Wax, fabric, brass, glass, paper, and wood, partially gilded. 18 x 22 x 17.5 cm. - Signs of age.

Estimation

€150 - 300

Ribbed mortar — Southern Germany, 15th century — C

791 - Ribbed mortar — Southern Germany, 15th century — Conical body with vertical reinforcing ribs and a flared, profiled rim; angular handle. Bronze. H. 21 cm, Ø 20.5 cm, 8.4 kg. — Similar pieces can be found in: E. Launert, Der Mörser. Munich, 1990, figs. 100–102.

Estimation

€1,400 - 2,800

Pair of Gothic candlesticks — Germany/Netherlands,

792 - Pair of Gothic candlesticks — Germany/Netherlands, c. 16th century — Above a stepped base, the round shaft features 3 discs and ring-shaped ridges; the flared drip tray has a riveted iron plate and a spike. Bronze. Height: approx. 47 cm each. — One has a chip on the base.

Estimation

€2,200 - 4,400

Renaissance mortar — Münster, 16th century — Bern

793 - Renaissance mortar — Münster, 16th century — Bern Schmedding I. On a molded base, the conical body features molded walls and a continuous vine frieze, lion heads, and a coat of arms; angular handle, flattened rim. Bronze with a dark patina. H. 14.5 cm, Ø 12.3 cm. — Signs of age. Cf. Ralf Jena: Mörser aus der Sammlung Jena, Essen, n.d., pp. 22–23.

Estimation

€1,000 - 2,000

Coil Candlestick — Nuremberg, 16th century — The s

794 - Coil Candlestick — Nuremberg, 16th century — The shaft, featuring grooved sections, rests on a profiled disc base; above it is a cylindrical spout with drainage holes. Bronze. H. 20.5 cm. - Crack on the shaft; spools are worn. See Otto A. Baumgärtel: Treasures of the Nuremberg Copper Smiths. Exhibition catalog, Nuremberg 2017, pp. 164–165, cat. no. 52.

Estimation

€800 - 1,600

Pair of candlesticks — Nuremberg, 16th/17th centur

795 - Pair of candlesticks — Nuremberg, 16th/17th century — On a tall bell-shaped base, the baluster shaft features nodi; above it, a flared, deep eave bowl with a tall spout. The maker’s mark M&S (probably Melchior Schuster) is on the base. Bronze with a black-brown patina. Height: 48 cm.

Estimation

€1,400 - 2,800

Deep Bowl — Füssli Foundry, Zurich, c. 1600 — Deep

796 - Deep Bowl — Füssli Foundry, Zurich, c. 1600 — Deep body with straight sides and a slightly flared rim; all-around relief decoration featuring foliage, fruit, and cherub heads. Bronze. Ø 15.5 cm.

Estimation

€500 - 1,000

Pair of apothecary mortars — Southern Germany, 17t

797 - Pair of apothecary mortars — Southern Germany, 17th-century style — cup-shaped with a flaring rim; grooved and beaded decoration; on the front, a later inscription reading “Konrad Hohenadl 1813”; on both sides, C-shaped handles in the Baroque dolphin style; club-shaped pestle. Bronze. H. 26 cm, Ø 20.5 cm, pestle 37 cm. — Handles added later.

Estimation

€2,400 - 4,800

Pair of Louis XIV style candlesticks - 19th centur

798 - Pair of Louis XIV style candlesticks - 19th century - Multiple curved, profiled round base, octagonal shaft, spout decorated with flowers. Fire-gilt bronze. H. 24 cm, Ø 15.5 cm.

Estimation

€650 - 1,300

A magnificent jug - 19th century - Baluster-shaped

799 - A magnificent jug - 19th century - Baluster-shaped body with conical, flared foot, bulbous middle section, indented neck, lid with tower-like superstructure with armed, hairy wildling, dragon-shaped, curved handle, profiled stand and articulated rings, circumferential floral scrollwork on lid and base; inventory mark on the base. Bronze, partially gilt. H. 64 cm. - Bent areas on the lid, signs of use.

Estimation

€2,000 - 4,000

Pair of candlesticks - France, 19th century - Mult

800 - Pair of candlesticks - France, 19th century - Multi-tiered base, the square shaft with antique mascaron and leaf decoration, vase-shaped top with surrounding decorative frieze decoration and interchangeable lid with spout and flame top. Gilt bronze. H. 28-29.5 cm.

Estimation

€1,200 - 2,400

Weight-driven meat turner — Austria, 17th century

801 - Weight-driven meat turner — Austria, 17th century — Square frame on four legs, supporting a rope drum with a bell-shaped weight, as well as a gear mechanism and hand crank, and a square rod with a star-shaped plate. Patinated wrought iron, natural stone, rope. 44 x 83 cm. — Signs of wear.

Estimation

€500 - 1,000

Four chapel locks — 17th/18th centuries — Asymmetr

802 - Four chapel locks — 17th/18th centuries — Asymmetrical decorative plates, turned knobs, various decorative escutcheons; vine and rocaille motifs. Patinated wrought iron. H. 19–26 cm, W. 9.5–15 cm. — Signs of wear; keys missing.

Estimation

€400 - 800

Chest lock — 17th century — trapezoidal shape with

803 - Chest lock — 17th century — trapezoidal shape with rounded shoulders, open lock. Key included. Wrought iron. 21 x 16 cm. — Signs of wear.

Estimation

€30 - 60

Box lock — 18th century — Tall rectangular shape w

804 - Box lock — 18th century — Tall rectangular shape with openwork vine motifs and line engravings, with a fabric inlay below. Key included. Wrought iron, fabric. 20.5 x 12 cm. — Signs of wear.

Estimation

€250 - 500

Cabinet lock — first half of the 18th century — Ta

805 - Cabinet lock — first half of the 18th century — Tall rectangular decorative plate, vertical sliding bolt, pear-shaped escutcheon; vine and rocaille decoration. Hollow key included. Wrought iron. 29 x 12 cm. - Signs of wear.

Estimation

€60 - 120

Baroque door lock — 18th century — Combination l

806 - Baroque door lock — 18th century — Combination lock with a heart-shaped escutcheon, oval knob, and key. Wrought iron. 28 x 13.5 cm.

Estimation

€60 - 120

Pine-chip holder — Alpine style, 18th century — On

807 - Pine-chip holder — Alpine style, 18th century — On a bowl-shaped base with an ash tray; the shaft features a clamp and a twisted crossbar with a counterweight. Wrought iron, oak. 55 x 63 x 14 cm. - Signs of age and wear.

Estimation

€150 - 300

Bone saw — 18th century — Bow with riveted, finely

808 - Bone saw — 18th century — Bow with riveted, finely toothed blade and wing screw; curved handle. Iron, wood. 12 x 48 cm. — Signs of age. Chip at the end of the handle.

Estimation

€200 - 400

Grill stand with skewer — 18th century — Two three

809 - Grill stand with skewer — 18th century — Two three-legged trestles with several hook-and-rack fasteners, supporting a narrow square skewer with a retaining ring. Wrought iron. 40 x 72 cm.

Estimation

€300 - 600

Box lock — 18th century — Tall rectangular decorat

810 - Box lock — 18th century — Tall rectangular decorative plate, vertical sliding bolt, pear-shaped escutcheon; beaded and rocaille decoration. Hollow key included. Wrought iron. 23 x 10.5 cm. - Signs of wear.

Estimation

€60 - 120

Box lock — 18th century — Decorative plate featuri

811 - Box lock — 18th century — Decorative plate featuring openwork volutes, rectangular lock plate with chiseled volutes and the date 1747. Key included. Wrought iron. 26 x 11 cm. — Signs of wear.

Estimation

€250 - 500

Box lock — 18th century — Tall, rectangular, asymm

812 - Box lock — 18th century — Tall, rectangular, asymmetrical decorative plate; vertical sliding bolt; heart-shaped escutcheon; lattice and linear decoration. Key included. Wrought iron. 20 x 10.5 cm. - Signs of wear.

Estimation

€60 - 120

Pair of chest locks — 18th century — Rectangular b

813 - Pair of chest locks — 18th century — Rectangular base plate, ring-shaped clamp. Key included. Wrought iron. Approx. 15 x 8.5 cm. — Signs of wear.

Estimation

€80 - 160

Large ceremonial key — 18th century — Heart-shaped

814 - Large ceremonial key — 18th century — Heart-shaped pommel, round collar, cylindrical shaft, with a full-shank key attached. Wrought iron. 27 x 7.5 cm. — Signs of use and age.

Estimation

€150 - 300

Flintlock table lighter — second half of the 18th

815 - Flintlock table lighter — second half of the 18th century — The ignition mechanism is located on a long, curved lever with a knob; the tinder compartment is below it. Wrought iron. 9 x 20 x 5.5 cm. — Signs of wear.

Estimation

€100 - 200

Five fire irons — Alpine style, 18th/19th century

816 - Five fire irons — Alpine style, 18th/19th century — Various shapes, including angular, with volute decoration or a running hunting dog. Wrought iron. L. 6–7.5 cm. - Patina, signs of wear.

Estimation

€200 - 400

Wax holder — 18th century — A square, curved drip

817 - Wax holder — 18th century — A square, curved drip tray with a handle and wax tongs, supported by four curved legs. Wrought iron. H. 17.5 cm. — Signs of wear.

Estimation

€200 - 400

Set of keys — 18th to 20th centuries — Various siz

818 - Set of keys — 18th to 20th centuries — Various sizes and lengths, hollow-shank and solid-shank keys. Iron. — Signs of age and wear.

Estimation

€60 - 120

Pair of candlesticks — Southern Germany, c. 17th c

819 - Pair of candlesticks — Southern Germany, c. 17th century — The multi-sectioned baluster shaft rests on a disc-shaped base and features beaded and acanthus decorations as well as a pointed-arch frieze; above this is the flared, recessed eave bowl with a forged iron core and threaded spigot. On one base, a coat of arms with the date “1612.” Copper, embossed and patinated. Height: 39 cm. — Signs of wear, repair marks, and other imperfections, particularly on the base.

Estimation

€1,900 - 3,800

Small cachepot - Venice, 18th century - Body built

820 - Small cachepot - Venice, 18th century - Body built on paw feet with lion's head handles; raised ribbed decoration all around. Copper, cast brass. Ø 19 cm, h. 13 cm. - Signs of age, corroded rim.

Estimation

€200 - 400

Shell-shaped baking pan — 18th century — 12 deep m

821 - Shell-shaped baking pan — 18th century — 12 deep molds with fan-shaped relief, two struts on the back, and ring hooks. Copper, iron, traces of tin plating. 29 x 48 cm.

Estimation

€100 - 200

Large copper jug of the Rope Makers’ Guild — Nurem

822 - Large copper jug of the Rope Makers’ Guild — Nuremberg, 18th century — Conical shape with a stepped neck and wide spout, hinged lid with thumb latch and round loop handle; engraved coat of arms of the Rope Makers’ Guild and the inscription “Dedicated by the entire brotherhood of the honorable rope-making trade, 1833.” Copper, brass, traces of tin plating. H. 42 cm, Ø 27 cm. — Signs of age and wear.

Estimation

€500 - 1,000

Bedpan — 18th century — Round shape with a hinged

823 - Bedpan — 18th century — Round shape with a hinged lid and openwork and chiseled decoration; long handle with a ring loop. Copper, hardwood, wrought iron. Total length 85 cm, Ø 25 cm. - Signs of wear.

Estimation

€200 - 400

Copper jug — Italy, 18th century — disc-shaped bas

824 - Copper jug — Italy, 18th century — disc-shaped base, pear-shaped body with a narrow spout, hinged lid with a heart-shaped design and thumb tab, loop handle. Patinated and tin-plated copper. H. 25 cm, Ø 16 cm.

Estimation

€120 - 240

Three molds — 18th/19th century — Round bowl shape

825 - Three molds — 18th/19th century — Round bowl shape with godronning, flared rim, and closed center. Copper, tin. Ø 9.5–12 cm. — Signs of wear.

Estimation

€90 - 180

Three small molds — 18th/19th century — Round, bow

826 - Three small molds — 18th/19th century — Round, bowl-shaped form with godronning and a scalloped rim; integrated hanging loops. Copper, tin. Diameter approx. 10 cm. — Signs of wear.

Estimation

€90 - 180

Fish container — Southern Germany, 18th century —

827 - Fish container — Southern Germany, 18th century — Round body with a hinged lid featuring three curving fish and a humped design, twisted handle. Copper. H. 7.5 cm, Ø 14 cm. — Signs of wear.

Estimation

€70 - 140

Becken-shaped bowl — Nuremberg, 15th century — Mul

828 - Becken-shaped bowl — Nuremberg, 15th century — Multi-tiered plate with a deep center; in the center, a reclining stag within a round, beaded frame. Brass. Ø 25 cm. — Signs of age.

Estimation

€500 - 1,000

Cymbal-shaped bowl — Nuremberg, second half of the

829 - Cymbal-shaped bowl — Nuremberg, second half of the 15th century — A bowl with steep sides and a narrow rim, featuring star-shaped marks; the center of the bowl depicts the Annunciation, surrounded by a wreath of script and floral marks. Brass. Ø 40 cm, 2 kg. — See Hermann Lockner: Messing, Munich 1982, figs. 95–97, and Klaus Tiedemann: Nürnberger Beckenschlägerschüsseln, 2nd ed., Dettelbach 2018, p. 41.

Estimation

€800 - 1,600

Lava pot — Netherlands/Rhineland, 15th/16th centur

830 - Lava pot — Netherlands/Rhineland, 15th/16th century — Spherical body with a stepped rim, two curved spouts with animal heads, two handles in the shape of women. Patinated brass. H. 13.5 cm, Ø 28 cm, 2 kg. — Handle missing. See Anna-Elisabeth Theuerkauff-Liederwaldt: Medieval Bronze and Brass Vessels. Buckets—Jugs—Washbasins. Medieval Bronze Objects, Vol. 4, Berlin 1988, fig. 530 ff.

Estimation

€600 - 1,200

Pellucian Bowl — Nuremberg, c. 1500 — Deep plate w

831 - Pellucian Bowl — Nuremberg, c. 1500 — Deep plate with a flared rim and a wide flange decorated with lilies; the center features seven pomegranate blossoms within a beaded border, surrounded by a wreath of fish bladders. Brass, iron. Ø 34.5 cm. See Klaus Tiedemann: Nürnberger Beckenschlägerschüsseln, 2nd edition, Dettelbach 2018, fig. 66c.

Estimation

€500 - 1,000

Cymbal — Nuremberg, 16th century — Flattened disc,

832 - Cymbal — Nuremberg, 16th century — Flattened disc, domed center with fish-bladder decoration, surrounded by a band of text in minuscule script, floral and wave motifs. Brass. Ø 48.5 cm, 2.06 kg. — Hammer marks in the center; repair on the rear hanging loop.

Estimation

€500 - 1,000

Pair of disc candlesticks — Germany/Netherlands, c

833 - Pair of disc candlesticks — Germany/Netherlands, c. 16th century — Profiled, stepped base; round shaft with three flat discs and narrow rings; stepped eave. Brass, forged iron spike. Height: 56 cm.

Estimation

€550 - 1,100

Two cymbal-shaped bowls — Germany, 16th/17th centu

834 - Two cymbal-shaped bowls — Germany, 16th/17th century — Narrow border and central coat of arms with a ring of ribbons in the center; raised center with coat of arms and the year 1626, as well as a wide border with a sun frieze. Brass. Diameter approx. 45 cm. — Chips on the rim, signs of wear.

Estimation

€400 - 800

Cymbal — Germany, 16th century — Wide rim, deep th

835 - Cymbal — Germany, 16th century — Wide rim, deep throat, and raised surface with a corded border and a band of inscription running around the circumference. Brass. Ø 41 cm. — Signs of wear; repair on the rim. Old collection numbers on the bottom.

Estimation

€120 - 240

Large cymbal — Germany, 16th century — Wide rim an

836 - Large cymbal — Germany, 16th century — Wide rim and deep throat with an oak leaf frieze and a band of fish bladders; raised surface with a wreath of rosettes. Brass. Ø 56 cm. — Signs of age.

Estimation

€350 - 700

Oriental-style plate — Veneto, 16th century — Flat

837 - Oriental-style plate — Veneto, 16th century — Flat plate with a wide rim and deep center; dense vine decoration and 7 soldered medallions with floral motifs in the Oriental style. Engraved brass, cell-enamel. Ø 20 cm, 0.3 kg. — Likely the work of a Muslim artisan active in Venice.

Estimation

€1,600 - 3,200

Candlestick — Germany/Flanders, mid-17th century —

838 - Candlestick — Germany/Flanders, mid-17th century — On a profiled, arched base rests the segmented shaft with a node; above it is the eave cup with a recessed rim and a tall spout. Brass, forged iron spigot. Height: 45 cm.

Estimation

€300 - 600

Collar-shaped candlestick — Netherlands, 17th cent

839 - Collar-shaped candlestick — Netherlands, 17th century — On a curved, molded base; the baluster shaft is divided in the center by a drip dish; cylindrical spout. Brass. H. 19.5 cm. - See Thomas Dexel: Types of Everyday Objects. Metalware of Central Europe, Munich 1981, fig. 674.

Estimation

€250 - 500

Collar-shaped candlestick — Netherlands, 17th cent

840 - Collar-shaped candlestick — Netherlands, 17th century — On a curved, molded base; the baluster shaft is interrupted in the center by a drip dish; cylindrical spout. Brass. H. 18.5 cm. - See Thomas Dexel: Types of Everyday Objects. Metalware of Central Europe, Munich 1981, fig. 674.

Estimation

€250 - 500

Four candlesticks — Nuremberg, ca. 1700 — On a tal

841 - Four candlesticks — Nuremberg, ca. 1700 — On a tall, stepped base; the baluster shaft features nodi, a profiled drip tray, and a spigot. Two of the candlesticks bear a “shoe” mark as the master’s mark (Melchior Schuster) on the edge of the base. Brass/brass spike. H. 30.5–36 cm. — Minor chips on the base ring.

Estimation

€600 - 1,200

Rare brazier — Nuremberg, c. 1600 — Set on a tall,

842 - Rare brazier — Nuremberg, c. 1600 — Set on a tall, multi-tiered base, the hemispherical ash container features ventilation holes and side folding handles; a flared, wide rim with three balls; in the center, a frieze with perforations. Brass. H. 11 cm, Ø 18.5 cm. — Base unscrews. See Otto A. Baumgärtel: Treasures of the Nuremberg Copper Smiths. Exhibition catalog, Nuremberg 2017, p. 180, cat. no. 68.

Estimation

€600 - 1,200

Pair of disc-shaped candlesticks — 17th century (E

843 - Pair of disc-shaped candlesticks — 17th century (E.) / 18th century (A.) — On a wide bell-shaped base, the baluster shaft features beaded rings and a tapered cylindrical spout. Patinated bronze. H. 21 cm.

Estimation

€200 - 400

Table lamp — ca. 18th century — Octagonal, stepped

844 - Table lamp — ca. 18th century — Octagonal, stepped base with a segmented baluster shaft and a polygonal shade; engraved all over and featuring a mirror monogram. Brass, gilded. H. 24 cm.

Estimation

€120 - 240

Baroque table candlestick — mid-18th century — mul

845 - Baroque table candlestick — mid-18th century — multi-lobed, curved, profiled, highly arched base; fluted baluster shaft with conical finial; grooved decoration. Brass. H. 24 cm.

Estimation

€120 - 240

Sand spreader — 18th century — Slightly bulbous, c

846 - Sand spreader — 18th century — Slightly bulbous, contoured body resting on a round base. Brass. Height: 6.5 cm. — Chip on the rim.

Estimation

€90 - 180

Small pair of candlesticks - France, 18th century

847 - Small pair of candlesticks - France, 18th century - Multiple curved, profiled base, goblet-shaped spout above a pressed nodus; engraved decoration of foliage and tendrils. Brass. H. 14 cm.

Estimation

€450 - 900

Table lamp — 19th century — A richly articulated b

848 - Table lamp — 19th century — A richly articulated baluster shaft with a vase-shaped finial rests atop a molded base. Brass. H. 33 cm.

Estimation

€100 - 200

Large candlestick in Baroque style - Netherlands,

849 - Large candlestick in Baroque style - Netherlands, 19th century - Round, high arched foot, the grooved baluster shaft with gallery, tendril attachment with five eaves bowls and four vase sleeves, crowned eagle with sceptre and sword on the central bowl. Yellow cast. H. 56.5 cm.

Estimation

€100 - 200

Jug — Probably Nuremberg, 19th century — Under thr

850 - Jug — Probably Nuremberg, 19th century — Under three round arches, a coat of arms and allegorical figures representing Noris and Concordia; band decoration; inscription “Hoordla LW Veritas.” Embossed brass. H. 22 cm, Ø 8.5 cm.

Estimation

€100 - 200

Three candlesticks - mid-19th century - Decorated

851 - Three candlesticks - mid-19th century - Decorated with foliage and tendrils. Silver-plated metal. H. 24 cm.

Estimation

€90 - 180

Large grinding jar — Nuremberg, 17th century — Res

852 - Large grinding jar — Nuremberg, 17th century — Resting on three lion’s feet with a shield and a rose in relief; the conical body flares outward toward the bottom; a mounted shield bearing four names, the date “1654,” and a mascaron; a curved ribbon handle with a volute thumb rest and city and master’s marks (Caspar Wadel the Elder); hinged lid with a spherical finial. Pewter. Height 59 cm. — Cf. Erwin Hintze: Nürnberger Zinngießer, Leipzig 1921, no. 211.

Estimation

€4,000 - 8,000

Table-top decanter — Toulouse, ca. 18th century —

853 - Table-top decanter — Toulouse, ca. 18th century — Cylindrical body on a tall disc-shaped base, featuring profiled grooves and side flaps with mascarons; spout at the bottom featuring a mythical creature; stepped pagoda-style lid with an indistinct mark. Pewter, height 52 cm. — Signs of wear, patina. See Philippe Boucaud and Claude Fregnac: Pewter. The Complete World of Pewter from Its Beginnings to the 19th Century, Fribourg, Bern, Munich 1978, fig. 365.

Estimation

€600 - 1,200

Pedestaled jug — Heilbronn, first half of the 18th

854 - Pedestaled jug — Heilbronn, first half of the 18th century — Profiled disc-shaped base, baluster-shaped body with a slender neck and spout, hinged lid with a ball-shaped thumb latch and a curved band lid. Engraved on the lid: “GeS[t]ifft Iohann Michael Schne Pff V B 1739”; two angel marks on the handle. Pewter. 39.5 cm.

Estimation

€600 - 1,200

Blacksmith's anvil — Mecklenburg, 18th century — a

855 - Blacksmith's anvil — Mecklenburg, 18th century — attributed to Johan Christian Carsten. Set on a tall bell-shaped base, the conical body features engraved tools; the hinged lid has a ball-and-thumb latch and a ribbon handle, as well as an engraving reading “Joachim Daniel Seemann 1753.” The handle features the coat of arms of Gnoien and two master’s marks. Pewter. Height: 20.5 cm. — Crack on the ball-shaped thumb latch.

Estimation

€600 - 1,200

Spice bowl - 2nd half 18th century - Oval body wit

856 - Spice bowl - 2nd half 18th century - Oval body with two hinged lids on four claw feet. Pewter. 4.5 x 8.8 x 6.6 cm.

Estimation

€40 - 80

Ornamental plate — Southern Germany, 18th century

857 - Ornamental plate — Southern Germany, 18th century — Large, round form with a flat, recessed center; floral stamped decoration, spiral grooves, and a continuous band frieze along the rim. Undeciphered hallmark. Pewter 14T. Ø 41.5 cm. — Signs of age, patina.

Estimation

€700 - 1,400

Pewter flask - Alpine, E. 18th century - Hexagonal

858 - Pewter flask - Alpine, E. 18th century - Hexagonal body, flat screw lid with ring knob, ring profile decoration, engraved "AKM1784". Pewter. H. 27.5 cm. - Damage due to age.

Estimation

€50 - 100

Pewter flask - Alpine, E. 18th century - Hexagonal

859 - Pewter flask - Alpine, E. 18th century - Hexagonal body, solid screw lid with pearl band zone and wreath handle. Pewter. Date 1775. H. 24 cm. - Significant signs of use.

Estimation

€50 - 100

Willkomm — Hanover, 18th century — J. G. Bökel (ac

860 - Willkomm — Hanover, 18th century — J. G. Bökel (active 1787–1793). On a bell-shaped base, the baluster shaft features a double-laced cup with lion-head appliqués; the bell-shaped lid is crowned by a soldier carrying a flag. On the lid, an angel’s mark with a branch. Pewter. Height: 60 cm. — Second attribute missing. See Alheidis von Rohr: Pewter and Pewter Figures from Hanover, Hanover 1996, pp. 13 and 15.

Estimation

€600 - 1,200

Two pear-shaped jugs — Silesia, early 18th century

861 - Two pear-shaped jugs — Silesia, early 18th century — The pear-shaped body rests on a tall bell-shaped base and features a hinged lid and a ribbon handle with a ball-and-knob latch; one bears the monogram “B.E.” Pewter. Height: 32.5 cm. - Signs of age, beautiful patina.

Estimation

€300 - 600

Spice jar - Southern Germany, A. 19th century - Th

862 - Spice jar - Southern Germany, A. 19th century - The rectangular body with embossed wave decoration on four ball feet, flat slide-in lid with pinecone finial, shield-shaped hallmark, three-part interior. Pewter. 4.4 x 8.5 x 6.7 cm. - Signs of use.

Estimation

€100 - 200

Mixed lot of pewter plates - 18th and 19th century

863 - Mixed lot of pewter plates - 18th and 19th century - 11 pieces; consisting of bowls, soup plates and wide rimmed plates. Pewter.

Estimation

€150 - 300

Crib and Bottle Warmer — Nuremberg, 19th century —

864 - Crib and Bottle Warmer — Nuremberg, 19th century — Oval shape with two recesses for baby bottles; screw-top cap in the center for filling with water; glass bottle with etched decoration and a pewter nipple. Pewter, glass. Nuremberg eagle mark. Container: 16 x 30.5 x 21 cm; bottle height: 18.5 cm. — Signs of wear.

Estimation

€400 - 800

Niche Jug — Weygang/Öhringen, ca. 1880 — The pear-

865 - Niche Jug — Weygang/Öhringen, ca. 1880 — The pear-shaped body rests on a round, domed base; the slightly domed lid features a curved shield leaning against the spherical knob, bearing the inscription “Michael Steinhäuser, bell founder in Hall a. K. 1767”; a curved ribbon handle; on the front, a niche with a relief depiction of two men hoisting a bell in a sort of chapel, flanked by flowering branches. Pewter. Height: 33.5 cm.

Estimation

€150 - 300

Convolute of pewter vessels - 18th to 20th century

866 - Convolute of pewter vessels - 18th to 20th century - 10 pieces; jugs and bowls. Pewter and other materials.

Estimation

€100 - 200

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